This Women is one of the most optimistic and humble individual I have ever seen! Literally out of a terrible destructive situation for nearly everyone on those islands I didn’t hear anything besides “This isn’t that bad” “It could have been much worse and it is for others” and she had a smile on her face as well! Really nice to see that 😊
After finding that she had 3 feet of water in her home and she was able to leave with a smile and optimism! That’s something to admire as most of us couldn’t do that. We also had Hurricane Ian in New Smyrna and many had terrible flooding in their homes that were up to almost 5 feet. Can’t even imagine. We lucked out with a lot of flooding in our streets that turned into rivers but our home was high enough the water got to our back door!
Now it’s just cleanup for her & taking down whatever walls had water damage. She is very lucky, but even if you go out for a walk just seeing all the devastation whether it’s minor or major still takes on your mind.
Bless her and everyone else in Florida who is rebuilding after Ian. She is so optimistic, I almost feel over when she said “oh wow its not that bad the water only came up 3 feet.” She turned everything into a positive. ❤
This is how I felt when I walked into my home. It was a disaster but I was so much better off than most. She and I are lucky our homes are cinderblock and made for FL. 🌴🌞
wow, this lady is one of the very lucky one's, she'll be able to recover so very much of her family possessions. Furniture...most of that can be replaced. Family mementos - photos, even some books, can be conserved if the time and effort is done to recover them... in some cases. Best of luck to all from the Ian storm path.
Esta señora es bien agradecida... Ella demuestra contentamiento bajo la Pena..y Ella se muestran feliz y positiva y dice: is not to bad, my house is ok... Ella es UN Gran buen ejemplo de tener agradecimiento en las Buenas I en las malas... y tambien vi una hermosa biblia.. Ese es un.buen.espiritu de vida ..
Cheap homes available in Sanibel and captive. I'm in Cape Coral and for sale signs are going up. New homes that were being built are continuing to be built, just 5 days after the storm.
Hey, there! I'm Troy McClure...you might remember me from the Movies *"The Revenge of Abe Lincoln!"* or *"The Wackiest Covered Wagon in the West"* sad but true.
I don't understand why people don't pack up everything before these storms? Even if your house survives, you still have so much clean up to do afterwards. It's just easier if all your stuff is packed up and protected. I would be such a minimalist if I lived near the beach and had to evacuate every year due to storms. This lady was thinking about retiring....she should think about passing down some of those family heirlooms before they get destroyed in the next storm and really simplify her home.
I’m happy she is ok. I had a foot of water in my house in Cape Coral and I have to look for a place to move to. My landlord isn’t fixing the house and wants to sell. Houses are hard to find because of all the inflated prices and gouging that’s going on. I want to stay in Cape Coral but may not be able to.
Did that reporter say, ^ signs of life , as a dolphin swam by lol. ?(the ocean didnt burn) Anyway ,yes it is amazing that her home survived tbh. I pray lots of others out there in Fl receive that same blessing as they return to view there homes
Omg the journalistic narrative is kinda nauseating…makes it sound more dramatized, fictional and theatrical than a description that tells it like it is…..glad for once someone found her home in comparatively decent shape.
not everyone. some were mioved off its foundation t other areas. some had boats inside , cars were literaly moved in Naples. this one went through florida in 12 cities . the debris is enormous.
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This Women is one of the most optimistic and humble individual I have ever seen! Literally out of a terrible destructive situation for nearly everyone on those islands I didn’t hear anything besides “This isn’t that bad” “It could have been much worse and it is for others” and she had a smile on her face as well! Really nice to see that 😊
I am so Grateful she found some of her family heirlooms intact and ok. I loved her hope and optimistic attitude toward her home
After finding that she had 3 feet of water in her home and she was able to leave with a smile and optimism! That’s something to admire as most of us couldn’t do that. We also had Hurricane Ian in New Smyrna and many had terrible flooding in their homes that were up to almost 5 feet. Can’t even imagine. We lucked out with a lot of flooding in our streets that turned into rivers but our home was high enough the water got to our back door!
Bless her as she begins a new journey walking in faith and gratitude.
That’s amazing that the art survived.
This is such a sad scenario. She was one lucky lady and is so thankful.
Now it’s just cleanup for her & taking down whatever walls had water damage. She is very lucky, but even if you go out for a walk just seeing all the devastation whether it’s minor or major still takes on your mind.
Bless you, Anne-Marie.
Bless her and everyone else in Florida who is rebuilding after Ian. She is so optimistic, I almost feel over when she said “oh wow its not that bad the water only came up 3 feet.” She turned everything into a positive. ❤
Thank you for showing the truth of hope. Not making a rating off a tragedy. So happy for the women.
Thank you for this. Cannot wait to return to Sanibel soon. ❤
Only went up 3 feet?
Beautiful story I am happy she still has her family heirlooms ❤
This is how I felt when I walked into my home. It was a disaster but I was so much better off than most.
She and I are lucky our homes are cinderblock and made for FL. 🌴🌞
3 feet is a lot, you will get Mold in everywhere, foundation will goes bad in few year, drywall is gone.
Tht safe is amazing!!!! Glad for her!!!
That safe is incredibly unique.
Praying for her and the others that suffered so much lose.
So happy for her, what is most dear to her heart was saved ❤️
wow, this lady is one of the very lucky one's, she'll be able to recover so very much of her family possessions. Furniture...most of that can be replaced. Family mementos - photos, even some books, can be conserved if the time and effort is done to recover them... in some cases. Best of luck to all from the Ian storm path.
Donde es Sanibel inland?
Esta señora es bien agradecida... Ella demuestra contentamiento bajo la Pena..y Ella se muestran feliz y positiva y dice: is not to bad, my house is ok... Ella es UN Gran buen ejemplo de tener agradecimiento en las Buenas I en las malas... y tambien vi una hermosa biblia.. Ese es un.buen.espiritu de vida ..
Wow, If we all could have her positive attitude!!! 💖💖 Made me step back and look at my attitude. 🤔
Yay! Some happiness from what turned so much upside down 😃
I pray she and her house recover quickly.
Hiding danger
Resilient aka we have lots of money and can fix this
Bless this lady's heart✨
What an amazing attitude! Glass half full. Stay positive and things will always work out.
I bet all these people have a different view of socialism now.
You are truly blessed🙏 it make me happy to see you smile as you left the island knowing that all your families possessions are safe. ❤
She dealt with that so well... that safes the coolest! I hope they rebuild!
WOW, that was quick!!!
Imagine if Ian would have stopped for 4 days over Sanibel like Dorian did over the Bahamas did in 2019? We are lucky it moved thru.
Tengan cuidado... escuché que a cada rato se levantan mas huracanes... Cuidense mucho... Cyuden sus animalitos...que son Los mas afectados.
Such a positive mindset!
Cheap homes available in Sanibel and captive. I'm in Cape Coral and for sale signs are going up. New homes that were being built are continuing to be built, just 5 days after the storm.
Lesson learned never store important things in Florida because it's not safe.
Sanibel is gorgeous…BUT…all these barrier islands need to protection for residents INLAND. Wish they would ban any rebuilding …..🤷♀️
Hey, there! I'm Troy McClure...you might remember me from the Movies *"The Revenge of Abe Lincoln!"* or *"The Wackiest Covered Wagon in the West"* sad but true.
Wow I worked in Lani Kai hotel bar in 2003
I don't understand why people don't pack up everything before these storms? Even if your house survives, you still have so much clean up to do afterwards. It's just easier if all your stuff is packed up and protected. I would be such a minimalist if I lived near the beach and had to evacuate every year due to storms. This lady was thinking about retiring....she should think about passing down some of those family heirlooms before they get destroyed in the next storm and really simplify her home.
Hope she considers rebuilding home on stilts.
Wouldn't that be a great idea?
I’m happy she is ok. I had a foot of water in my house in Cape Coral and I have to look for a place to move to. My landlord isn’t fixing the house and wants to sell. Houses are hard to find because of all the inflated prices and gouging that’s going on. I want to stay in Cape Coral but may not be able to.
The most important is you save your money where you can withdraw from ATM ✍️
Lucky girl 😊
Difficult task ahead but not insurmountable. Best wishes for her journey back to normalcy.
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
All the best to you Ann Marie. 2023 will be your testimonial of God's Grace
Did you pick up the bible ..
Cool
Did that reporter say, ^ signs of life , as a dolphin swam by lol. ?(the ocean didnt burn) Anyway ,yes it is amazing that her home survived tbh. I pray lots of others out there in Fl receive that same blessing as they return to view there homes
nope .
Life on an island has it's perks. Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
In Florida of all places
@@keithpugh7538 I hope more and more undesirables get that mentality so they will move away because trust me we don't want you here.
So much stuff. Less is better
Omg the journalistic narrative is kinda nauseating…makes it sound more dramatized, fictional and theatrical than a description that tells it like it is…..glad for once someone found her home in comparatively decent shape.
Dramatized. Do you have any clue what these poor people have suffered? Have a heart
I wouldn’t rebuild on a barrier island🙁
That dudes hair o wow
he's a pretty feller
@Daniel Brockman how can you miss it
You dont build on a sandbar and expect to have that temporary house to last.
🌎🐉👈🔫💯!!!!!!!!!!!!!
To anyone who thinks that populating barrier islands is proper in the judgment of the universe, verdict, guilty, sentence, Ian.
Sucks to be y'all. Funny how the hurricane took out the most queer parts of Lee county, lol
Who CARES??
Obviously not you. What do YOU care about?
Reach down in those deep pockets. Rich
Yea I live in Mississippi an when Katrina hit here there was nothing left no houses no nothing. At least y’all still have houses standing
not everyone. some were mioved off its foundation t other areas. some had boats inside , cars were literaly moved in Naples. this one went through florida in 12 cities . the debris is enormous.
Captain has crappy spelling of name.